The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-03
STATE AND NEIGHBosHooD.
Odds and Ends Arranged for the Hurrie
Reader.

NuA OnOWAhS MnHln uno obAuOh buo
Atwater girls.
Niles has lost faith In her test well
and gssses she won't 60 any deeper.
ZAnesVille's b. b. 9. ls organized and
prsncing around for victim to do up.
William Barrett q prosperous Brook
held farmer has gone Insane over spir-
ltism.
Newton Falls fire department have
disbanded. Lack Of appreciation the
| cause.
Lucretia Myers, of Mah0ning county,
has been sjudged insane, and taken to
Newburg.
Ssndusky gamins 20 to meeting and
shoot peas at each other and the
preacher.
Youngstown will have q new Demo-
cratic daily newspaper with a capital
stock Of $40 600.
Matthias Bisb, able bodied blacksmith,
found Sabins beef too tough for him,
and chOked to death.
All the Industrial estab ishments of
the Mahoning valley are running to
their fullest capacity.
Jerry DOnavan, Youngstown blast fur
mace employe, probably blinded for life
by fl ish Of hot iron.
Portsmouth wont get government
building and Is madder'n blGZes. Gro
ver's veto did the buslRes'.
Thirty nine proselytes to the Mormon
faith have heen combed out Of the Brush
Creek hills In Highland county.
&. P. Bradstreet, Cincinnati lawyer,
prides himself on the fact that he once
played chess with Abraham Lincoln.
JEFF Rudisil, Youngstown tough and
penitentiary convict, has been released
and returned home to try his hand
again.
Little six year old daughter Of VIM.
Plttenger, Of Winchester, Ohio, while
playing witha cutting box had her hand
amputRted
Albert Miller, the Oldest Of the early
residents Of Nelson, Portage county, now
over 80 years Of age, is afflicted with
cancer In his eye.
OF the SO inmates In the Trumbull
county In6rmaTy 50 are insane. II run
after the style Of Summit, its q wonder
the other 40 isn't also.
A psuDer named Stokey, Of Lebanon,
o., seventy years old, committed suicide
by cutting his throat and jumping out
Of third story window.
1t is rumored that the body Of the
murderer and suicide, Beasley, Of PiQua,
was taken from the grave and shipped
to Cincinnati medical college.
And now they want to have the Pau
lin nest Of perjureTs, of Mahoning
county, released from the Pen. They
will probably locate in Alliance
The MinyOung divorce case, Is the
sweet mOrssl which Warren Is now roll
ing under her tongue. Nothing to equal
1t since the Webster murder trial.
On Monday afternoon some daring
burglars broke into the Lake Shore
ticket Office, at Bellevue, and robbed the
money drawer Of something over $26.
A dozen freight cars were wrecked
four miles west Of Bucyrus, on the P.
TT. W. & G. B. r. Saturday, causing q
delay Of trains Of about seven hours.
In Shelby, Sunday evening, ]. e.
WOOley, while attempting to cross the
railroad track In front Of moving
train was run over and instantly killed.
Matches" we:are told, "are made in
heaven" So they are In Akron. And
now we learn that at least half-dOzen
have been made at the Garfield Normal
School.
Jacob Smith and Farmer Shoemaker,
while walking home on the track from
Crestline, were struck by backing
freight train and instantly killed. Both
leave families.
A. o. Payne, commercial traveller,
whose residence is In COnneaut, COM
mitted suicide at the Mcdonald House,
CoshoctOn, on Sunday night. Chose the
morphine route.
MahOning Dispatch: Dead babies lie
around so thick In North Industry,
Stark county, that farmers don't think
much about 1t when they find one stow
ed away In barn.
Joseph Resor, Ripley shoemaker and
saloon keeper, was found In his cellar
on Monday morning with his throat cut.
1t Is not certain whether 1t is case of
murder or suicide.
At Wil'oughby on Saturday, DurwOod
Clark, aged fifteen. pointed gun that
wasn't loaded" at Eugene Fowler, ages
thirteen. The gun went oil and Fowler
was fatally wounded.
Some twenty Hungsrians who went
South feom Ohio to get work, failed and
are now In destitute condition trying
to get home. Twenty more were left
behind at Chattanooga.
Michael Farrell, an old man living In
Youngstown, who lived alone, was taken
sick with asthmatic trouble, and, unable
to help himself, almost starved to death
before being discovered.
A stingy school teacher at Cambridge
bought goods to the amount of 81 cents,
and after the clerk had wrapped them
up refused to take them because he
wouldn't come down to 80.
The largest oil we'll In Wood county,
Ohio, was struck Saturday morning
within four hundred feet Of the FaltOn
we'll. The flow is $50 barrels per hour,
or nearly 5000 barrels day.
Q. E. Egan, a young Ohio inventor,
claims to SaVe perfected a system by
which vessels at sea can communicate
with each other, or with land, by the
human voice, without regard to distance.
Peter Cussic, aged II, inmate of the
MahOning county inflrmary, died of
heart disease. he was found kneeling
by his chair, and was doubtless engaged
In prayer when the dread messenger
called for him.
The Senate has passed a bill providing
for two additional chemists for the food
and dairy commission. The bill also
gives the Commissioners authority to
examine the books Of olaomarOarIna